Destination: Republic of Ireland, 2024
Photography from my travels in the Republic of Ireland, including the Ring of Kerry, Dublin, Cork, Dingle, Killarney, Galway, and Waterford to name just a few! Many photograpic sites I experienced and will cherish as great memories captured in photos!
St. Patrick's Cathedral, Dublin
St. Patrick's Cathedral is the national cathedral of the church of Ireland and features Gothic architecture, historic tombs, and still serving as a vibrant place to worship. It stands on the spot where St. Patrick baptised early Christians so it is considered a sacred place of worship.
St. Stephen's Park
St. Stephen's Park is a historic Victorian park located in the heart of Dublin that is very popular as a walking, relaxing, and a great place to people watch! The landscape is beautiful with majestic old trees and home to various birds, such as seagulls, swans, and ducks! The trees are majestic and make beautiful photographs! You can enjoy people watching at its peak on Sundays.
The Cliffs of Moher
The Cliffs of Moher are a spectacular UNESCO Geopark and a very popular place to visit in the Republic of Ireland on the Wild Atlanta Way. These cliffs rise higher than 700 feet above the Atlanta Ocean and offer expansive views of Galway Bay and the Aran Islands. A visitor center located underground showcases lots of historical information about the area, the cliffs and the sea. As a protected wildlife area for thousands of seabirds, such as cute puffins, razorbills, guillemots, and they are so fun to watch. There are great hikes that are fairly easy for anyone but you should stay on the trails to remain safe!
Dingle Peninsula
Dingle Peninsula in County Kerry, Ireland is one of my favourite places to visit. It is part of the wild Atlanta way and contains many ancient Christian sites that make the trip worthwhile as a vacationer and a photographer. The scenery, ranging from breathtaking views of the Atlantic Ocean to beautiful secluded beaches, is a photographer's dream with big open sky and the beautiful blue Atlantic Ocean.There are fun towns to explore, such as Dingle, filled with friendly pubs to grab a Guinness beer, fish and chips and listen to some lively locals playing music, and there are great shopping opportunities to purchase souvenirs.
